LONDON

On day 2, the owls are still sitting there -- and blogger fans of the captivating boy wizard with the lightning bolt scar are still wondering what J.K. Rowling's new website will turn out to be.

Rowling earns $1.6 million dollars every three days

A look a celebrity pregnancy style

The duchess and the princess showcase similar tastes.

The new chief of Santander UK and her family are facing a tax evasion charges by a Spanish court.

Repeating the historic riots which occurred in Vancouver's downtown area on June 14, 1994, after the Canucks lost in the seventh game of the Stanley Cup final in New York against the Rangers

The teeming Chinese metropolis of Shanghai could become the world’s largest financial center in a decade, according to a report from KPMG and FTSE.

Britain will endure at least another three years of economic weakness before it can stabilize, warned the governor of the bank of England, Sir Mervyn King.

Continuing his suspected policy of snatching anyone his Liverpool counterpart, Kenny Dalglish, shows an interest in, Sir Alex Ferguson is reportedly plotting a £12m bid to sign Charlie Adam from Blackpool.

Kate will dress herself on U.S. and Canada tour.

In spite of rumors that surfaced last week about Kate Middelton, Duchess of Cambridge, and Prince William employing a housekeeper-dresser, it was announced that the couple will stick to leading a simple life.

Kate will only bring her hair stylist on her trip abroad.

In yet another High-profile cyber attack case, the public website of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency went down on Wednesday evening with Lulz Security claiming responsibility for the attack.

Google Doodle has come to the rescue of people in North America who missed a rare opportunity of witnessing a long lunar eclipse that began on Tuesday night.

If you're in New York City this summer, cross the bridge over to Brooklyn and check out the borough's jam-packed summer 2011 schedule of events that are sure to keep you entertained

The most prestigious tennis tournament starts on June 20th.

BRIGHTON & HOVE, ENGLAND -- Nicola Cairncross reviews a book that explores just what drives us as human beings and how that plays out in how we live, work and interact together, says what she learned from it -- and explains why you need to read it too.

Scotsman Andy Murray could be the first man from the UK to win at Wimbledon since 1936

In the recent Sino-Vietnamese skirmish over the South China Sea, both China and Vietnam are unclear over how much they stand to gain from the water space, but the potential costs are calculable, analysts say.

Royal Mail’s letters division in its worst performance for seven years has lost £120m in the last financial year against a £20-million profit a year earlier.

Oakland-based Internet radio company Pandora Media Inc.'s $16 IPO share price has left the market wondering whether the shares are overvalued or not.